Electrical Engineer
Booz Allen Hamilton
About the Role
As an Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for maintaining and sustaining custom-designed test equipment in an electronics laboratory, complying with industry standards. You will ensure equipment readiness for the U.S. Air Force, supporting Aircraft Monitor and Control (AMAC) testing. This role involves analyzing equipment, providing recommendations for improvement, and potentially modifying or upgrading systems. You will also contribute to the U.S. Air Force's nuclear mission.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and sustain required test equipment.
- Become a subject matter expert in AMAC systems.
- Utilize schematics, manuals, and signal theory.
- Share electrical engineering expertise through leadership and mentoring junior staff.
- Broaden skillset into areas like 1553 communication, data buses, reengineering, and prototyping.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Knowledge of electrical theory.
- Troubleshooting experience and repairing electronics.
- CAD experience (Computer Aided Design).
- Familiarization with lab processes and equipment.
- Ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.
- Experience with 1553 communication, data buses, reengineering, and prototyping.
Nice to Have
- Experience with Design, Systems Engineering, or Prototyping.
- Knowledge of Avionics.
- Ability to solder surface mount components.
- Existing Top Secret clearance.
- Industry Specific Certifications.